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Dana Divine - Survey Hydrogeologist
Dana Divine - Survey Hydrogeologist
Monday September 11, 2017
An Overview of Secondary Aquifers in Nebraska
Nebraska is a groundwater-rich state. Nebraska has one primary aquifer, the High Plains Aquifer, and seven secondary aquifers. These secondary aquifers supply water to more than 4000 active wells spread across 30 counties.
